Helene
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We have written our own parser for the ts and tst-files, in order to run all database tests as a part of the daily build process. It was done this way, due to a requirement to run all tests without the need to invoke pl/SQL Developer on the build server.
After upgrading to version 9.0.1 the first new ts-file added caused the build to break, due to erroneous values for VarType in the file. Apparently the value entered in Test manager as input (or output) value for the variable is stored as the type. This has no effect when running tests using pl/SQL Developer, and is not visible in any way unless you open the ts-file in e.g. notepad.
For example it can look like this:
Var2Name=out_expectedId
Var2Enabled=True
Var2Global=False
Var2Type=24
Var2InputValue=
Var2OutputValue=24
We would very much like this to be fixed.
By the way, could you please also make ctrl-s work for saving tests in Test Manager
with regards, Helene
After upgrading to version 9.0.1 the first new ts-file added caused the build to break, due to erroneous values for VarType in the file. Apparently the value entered in Test manager as input (or output) value for the variable is stored as the type. This has no effect when running tests using pl/SQL Developer, and is not visible in any way unless you open the ts-file in e.g. notepad.
For example it can look like this:
Var2Name=out_expectedId
Var2Enabled=True
Var2Global=False
Var2Type=24
Var2InputValue=
Var2OutputValue=24
We would very much like this to be fixed.
By the way, could you please also make ctrl-s work for saving tests in Test Manager
with regards, Helene
